This seems to be a bug in the \ce grammar of texvcjs where a macro above or below an arrow will change how the right side of the equation is rendered.
Example: <chem>A B ->[\mathrm{a}] C D</chem> will render the right-side wrong. This only occurs if \mathrm{a} is there (or \text{a}).
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| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolved | Physikerwelt | T159735 Chemistry formulae ignore significant spaces, opposite to LateX source | |||
| Resolved | manfredschaefer | T140217 Adjust texvcjs to prevent whitespace modifications in ce-tags | |||
| Open | None | T184879 Fix \ce grammar with macros above/below texts |
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Weirdly enough, this is not reset by opening a new \ce. I strongly suggest, each \ce starts its own grammar parsing.
Example: <math chem>\ce{A B ->[\text{a}] C D} \quad \ce{C D}</math> Both ocurrences of C D are rendered wrongly.